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Laborers returning at sunset from picking cotton, on Alex. Knox’s plantation, Mount Pleasant, near Charleston, S.C. Photo by G.N. Barnard. Date of photo likely is 1876-79.

BRACK: This blockbuster report should change your view of history

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher  |  To better understand why South Carolina is like it is, you need to read The 1619 Project.

This blockbuster re-telling of history not taught in schools likely will provide a new understanding about how America became a country — and how enslaved Africans played a vital role — not just a subservient one — in the creation of our democracy.

by · 09/02/2019 · Comments are Disabled · Andy Brack, Views
9/2, full issue: Dorian resources; Blockbuster 1619 project; Keb’ Mo’

9/2, full issue: Dorian resources; Blockbuster 1619 project; Keb’ Mo’

IN THIS EDITION

FOCUS:  Resources to help you get ready for Hurricane Dorian
COMMENTARY, Brack:  This blockbuster report should change your view of history
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:  S.C. Ports Authority
GOOD NEWS:   Blue Jamboree to attract big-name Democrats in October
FEEDBACK: Send us your letters
MYSTERY PHOTO:  Kicking back to watch a grand sunset
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA:   South Carolina’s Hispanic residents
CALENDAR:    Keb’ Mo’ Solo set for Sept. 19 at Gaillard

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